Preventing species extinctions resulting from climate change

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作者：

H. Resit Akçakaya

Stuart H. M. Butchart

James E. M. Watson

Richard G. Pearson

机构：

[1] Stony Brook University,Department of Ecology and Evolution

[2] BirdLife International,Department of Genetics

[3] School of Geography,undefined

[4] Planning and Environmental Management,undefined

[5] University of Queensland,undefined

[6] Global Conservation Program,undefined

[7] Wildlife Conservation Society,undefined

[8] Centre for Biodiversity and Environment Research,undefined

[9] Evolution and Environment,undefined

[10] University College London,undefined

[11] IUCN Species Survival Commission,undefined

[12] Climate Change Specialist Group,undefined

来源：

Nature Climate Change | 2014年 / 4卷

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摘要：

Recent studies show that current IUCN Red List assessment methods can identify species vulnerable to extinction because of climate change. But species must be assessed more completely and more regularly, and adaptation actions initiated swiftly once threatened species are identified.

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页码：1048 / 1049

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